How Theater and Journalism Shape Men’s Emotional Expression
I’ve always been fascinated by how stories whether on stage or in the news affect the way men process and express emotions. In theater, characters often reveal vulnerabilities or struggles that might feel taboo in everyday conversations. Journalism, too, can highlight personal narratives that challenge stereotypes.
For those who’ve experienced it, has seeing these stories made it easier to open up or reflect on your own emotions? As someone who works in tax planning (and spends free time camping or backstage), I’m curious how these mediums influence others. Do you find certain types of storytelling more impactful, or has a particular play or article ever shifted your perspective?